Jayson Tatum was injured during the game, and the head coach said it was not serious

Jayson Tatum, who currently plays for the Boston Celtics, was injured during the team's game against the Sacramento Kings, but the head coach said his condition is not serious.  

Boston Celtics head coach Joe Mazzella doesn't think Jayson Tatum will be out for long after he injured his right ankle late in the third quarter of Boston's game against the Sacramento Kings when he fouled out.  

Jayson Tatum was leading the team in scoring when he was injured, and he made a contested 3-pointer and was fouled by Domantas Sabonis, who was called for a flagrant foul level 1. Jayson Tatum's right foot landed on his foot, and the forward immediately fell to the ground.  

The head coach said: "Jayson Tatum looked fine. I didn't see the game, but they made the right decision. Fortunately, he is dealing with it now."  

Jayson Tatum fell to the ground for a moment while being checked by team personnel, was helped to the bench, returned and made free throws to give the Blazers a 79-68 lead with 3 minutes, 35 seconds left in the third quarter, and then went to the locker room in the 113-95 win.  

After the game, Jayson Tatum returned to the locker room but did not accept interviews from reporters. The head coach asked about Jayson Tatum's condition, and the player said that he was fine and he would try his best to get better as soon as possible.